OCTOBER
JtJkGE
*A ragged perl
Gridders'' line-up changes seen
for Chapel HtH-Roxborcraame
* flffURKK orrrtNGEK
Hill's batered Wildcats
’•journey to Roxboro tomorrow
: night in an attempt to bounce
bach irom last week’s 27-7 set
hark hanripH thpm by Hillsboro.
JJoth teams are among the con
gStfpgdars with identical
contest is there
imporUnt one
and the Wild
-Roxboro is -a perennial league
naviivg lost only, on con-'
■^Spence tilt in the past ttare?
seasons.
See Line-Up Changes
- The Culion - coached. Hillians
' »*ve a .ragged performance last
t Friday, and it is entirely possible
that several changes win ha made
in the starting lineup.
■Ufc MtUll* Ul.
■•■v wW•
see action at helf
Tlny junier
opportunity to perform mum at
quaurtarbacfc. Vomon Davit it
a probable starter at and, and
there may bt #H»r changes
among tho linomon.
Roxboro’s ; powerful squad has
been led by halfbacks Sammv
Green and Mac Morris, and quar
terback Donnie Lamb-. - .
" «-■ Mlin ' IdfeUr Uak
-totm wot daleatad by Northern
loot Thursday *-©. This avanad
the baby*Wildcats record, at
1-1^ Newt Thursday they meat
Southerns junior -high- squad
in Chapel Hitr.
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AIDING IN PUERTO RICO '
Julia D. Smith,. associate pro
fessor, University School of Nurs
: irg. is in Puerto Rico this month
i assisting with the planning and
i conducting of a workshop on
j teaching social and health aspects
in basic diploma programs in nurs
ing. >
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’ HILLSBORO
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fHjllsboro regains county title
in walloping Chapel Hill squad
r
By HARRY W. LLOYD
Hie old king of Orange County
football won back his throne Fri
day night as the Hillsboro Wild
cats defeated -the previously un
beaten Chapel Hill eleven by 27-7.
As a result of the game, these two
teams and two others are tied for
the District III lead wi.h identi
cal 3-1 records.
Big end Jimmy Ray, a neat miss
for all-conference honors last year
and almost A sore bet Whs season,
paced the revengeful Hillsboro
crew. Ray sparked on defe*'’
| s©i the gbme in rushing, and
scored thirteen points tor n.s
team.
Hillsboro's first touch jcwn came
early in the second period when
gay blocked Bobby Larch's
| *at the Chapel Hill 30' and canted
over for the score. Wader b»ain
ey converted with a run over lelt
1 guad.
t The Chapel Hill t nor Ho mi
Carrboro asks
to dump trash
in Chapel Hill
unload its garbage in the Chapel
MBj sanitary fill disposal dump.
A request for th's was received
by the Hi*' elder men and
i -deferred fort, study until next
~*wnth Mayer R a; Todd of Carr
: *oro reported that neighbors were
" lh *»H rV»ut six-loads s weele
w*«d to be dumped in the
Chape* Hill sanitary. jq tfc!»
-haposal «MtM esrbage is un
loaded in a trench and then cov-n
«red with e heavy layer of dirt.'
: Crst of disposing of each load cf'
ya-hago won estimated at a little
tinder a dollar on the basis of the
■ otenicipaiity’s annual operating
budget dflk this purpose.
The Town of Carrboro wants to
L»vel
"t**#** is burned.
the town’s
A TREMENDOUS VALUE
One Table
Materials Formerly 79* to $1.98 Yd.
c
With Each $10 Purchase of Woolens or Notions-to-Match
i'i r-t \ k
ON THE SQUARE
Mary's Shop_
HILLSBORO
l
] cajne after the recovery of a
I Hillsboro - fumble just 27 yards
from paydirt. Quarterback
George Canoafax’ passes helped
to cover most of the distance to
| the goal. The final two yards was
' made by Wayne Yancey, the full
| b?ck. Larsh kicked the tying
point.
Jce Barnes was the workhorse
in the second touchdown drive for
he winners^ He accounted £or 49
yards ii\ the march before Swainey
| bucked over frcm the three. Ray
1 ran the end-around for the point.
Ray again brightened the Hills
| boro picture with a 21 yard can
j ter for a TD. Marvin Dickey add
' edtbe third point after touchdown.
Intercepts pass
.Later in the game Barnes in
'-rce'^H a Cannafax aerial near
the Hillsboro 35 and galloped back
| the distance for the score.
Much of the credit for the win
in the mud goes to the staunch
Htishoro’ line, with Jim Ray,
Marvin Teer, Clifford Raynor,
Bi Iv Mhhoe. Nicky.. Kcuyoo.
I 1,1 'i i '< i ———
Jack Knight, 'Tom Sprouse,
Odas White, David Walker and
Waype Davis as the big guns.
The Chapel Hill attack was led
by George Cannafax, halfbacks
Dave Henry and Terry staple
ton, and Fullback Wayne Yan
cey.
The Wildcats -play the winless
Red Devils from Oxford Orphan
age at Oxford tonight in another
transplanted game necessitated by
the failure to complete lighting in
stallation at the new Hillsboro
field at Orange Speedway.
HILLSBORO PTA
“Room Visitation” will be the
main feature of the Hillsboro
High School Parents and Teach
ers meeting Tuesday night.
There will be a short business
session ia the school auditorium
at 7:30 proceeding (he visitation
of the school rooms. All parents
ami teachers are invited to
Phone your Classified Ad to
■ Open till a pna. dnHy.
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